Mohamed Rawy Gives Clinical Tips for Management of Atrial Fibrillation
Mohamed Rawy, Hospital Pharmacist at Specialized Medical Center Hospital, shared on LinkedIn:
”Clinical tips for management of Atrial Fibrillation
Prevention of Stroke
– Eligible patients
– Balancing risks of Thrombosis and Bleeding using validated scores
– Oral anticogulants: Warfarin Vs NOAC
– Anticoagulation in specific population
– Active bleeding on anticogulant therapy and reversal agents
Rate Control
– Considerations for rate control
– Specific pharmacological agents: Acute rate control Vs Long term control
– AV node ablation
Rhythm Control
– Electrical and Pharmacological Cardioversion
– Considerations for anti arrhythmic drugs for maintenance of sinus rhythm
– Catheter or Surgical Ablation
Atrial fibrillation management in specific population
– AF in patients with ACS or CCS
– AF in patients with PAD
– AF in patients with AIS or Hemorrhagic stroke
– Post operative AF
– AF and HOCM
– AF and WPW
– AF in pregnancy
– AF in CKD Patients
– AF and Heart Failure”
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